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Putting down and emotional abuse aren’t constructive criticism. Again, because you are an employer you for some reason assume she is giving the advice that a seasoned employer would. But what we know from the OP unless he’s just lying is that his partner who he helped out of debt, got a job, and apparently supported in other ways has been treating him worse and worse for 3 months and it’s adding up. This isn’t an isolated incident, and if she has a pattern of being mean I don’t see why That wouldn’t make sense here.
Again, you can stick your head in the sand and say she’s giving sound business advice, but everything in the post leans to a partner who is putting their partner down out of some personal feelings rather than someone who has reasoned and thought about it. You think people should stay with people who like to put them down and be mean to them because they’re dissatisfied with their own life?
Absolutely this. He needs to get ahead of the story her best friend will try to spin.
Yeah, being sad is normal after a breakup. Feeling a void is normal. Find something constructive and fun to do with your time. Do something you've always wanted to do, or get lessons in that thing you've always wanted to learn. Make plans with the people you love that do treat you right. Don't go running back to a shitty man who didn't treat you like you deserve to be treated. Being sad isn't a reason to get back with someone, and loving them isn't a good enough reason to be with them. They have to actually be a good partner, too.